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1968 Sport Fury Convertible No Reserve on 2040-cars

Year:1968 Mileage:64098
Location:

Arco, Idaho, United States

Arco, Idaho, United States

1968 plymouth sport fury convertible... one of 2467 produced in 1968

it has recent new paint , needs some buffing and polishing.,. also has brand new carpet installed

white interior with frt bucket seats and buddy seat, car had white top

440 hp v-8 with dual exhaust . four barrel (carter avs 4401s) ,, HP exhaust manifolds. ,, 727 auto trans.

magnum 500 wheels with all the trim rings and center caps

this car has been sitting for years , but carb was rebuilt , new battery installed.. Runs and drives very nice , i took it to a car show yesterday the 28th.. no problems on the highway.

the interior needs redone and the top needs replaced and the mechanism repaired,. there are broke cables etc..

this is a NO RESERVE AUCTION.. it needs a new home and i need the space.

seller reserse the right to cancel the sale at any time. this car is for sale elsewhere.

buyer responsible for shipping or pickup of vehicle

please call with any questions.. Russ  208 681 1269

 

 

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